We had an adorable cat named Midnight!

It could make a no sound and another that sounded a bit like yes. If you asked it questions you might wonder if the cat was human level intelligent, but not likely intellectual.  Watching it nap and chill in a planter box sometimes he looked contemplative!

You decide!
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Bugles don't blow in here, but someone somewhere a person is farting.

This we know.
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Bill Hole was sitting on a hill looking down on a valley stunned at the beauty.

He liked having sex with Susan

Now the distance beckoned

He was searching his feelings

All was a blur

As dark clouds appeared!


Please

He said

Um

Yea.
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Dirt don't the beach!


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Past the future!


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Intellectual bla ba ba!

It is a lot online with comments in this thought after thought.  But I digress since I too am Socrates!
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I hope you understand the work that is behind a new understanding in color and what is going on.

Recently it was confirmed that a color pattern is universal.  100% pattern.  This is hard to get to.  It Also includes colors inside atoms which I find the most curious thing of all.  This might encourage scientists to do atomic research.
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I hope we see less senseless violence really soon.


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A fabled strength..

Hidden in a hole at the fair

To enter then vanish

Climbs down the stairs

A beautiful place arrived

You hop into an automatic car

Green swirls in ribbons

A beauty comes.
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Omg!🎈


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What do I stand for today?

It gets less clear lately.   I have personal interests that make me hard to pin down.  I am a believer in keeping productive in some way or another and to keep setting a higher bar in life.  I'm also down with the idea that despite evidence of how smart we are, idiocracy is not to far off.  I like to keep a lot of options and room in my head open.  I want to feel genuine optimism as much as possible.  I am no fatalist.

With Trump elected things could get more optimistic, stupid or both.  Yet change like this feels like an act of God.
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